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...jesse winchester

Hello darlin....and other audiophiles...

"Tom Littleton" wrote in message
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"John B" wrote in message
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On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely
drives my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2
inch throw on a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going
near one inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive
repair...

john

if it is JUST that one CD, I would simply suggest avoiding it. Otherwise,
a subsonic filter, if your preamp has one, will address the issue if it
happens regularly. Odd that it is a CD, as I've heard that issue from LP
play more often, and that issue can be frequently traced to one of a few
factors, such as tonearm resonances, surface resonances from below the
table, or improper cartridge setup.
Tom

I never experienced that problem when I was spinning vinyl...and yeah....it
is just that one particular CD. It's weird as heck. I have a call in for
the original and for a copy to be made on another system to do some
caparison tests...

Now....in case anyone is curious....do I copy CD's? yes. once.
We go halfsies and the winner of the coin toss gets to keep the original
jacket....do I boot leg or buy such? no...

I will let you know the results of my tests and I will take a drive Monday
to go and talk to the most knowledgeable people I know at Parts Express...

they are Arum Cantus speakers, Adcom amp and pre amp....a small not so
powerful system but ideally suited for my listening environment.....

john

Hello darlin....and other audiophiles...

"jeff" wrote in message
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.... speaking of which, where's
aruhdean??

jeff

if Snedeker is to be believed, he's working phone banks for the Tarkanian
campaign in Nevada.
Tom

...jesse winchester

JR wrote:
jeff wrote:
some stuff...gives an idea anyway...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alQu0...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wESV4...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKEu...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1Dr9...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGaGO...eature=related
http://www.jessewinchester.com/lindex.html

Or set yourself up a Jesse Winchester channel on Pandora.....

Listening to Let the Rough Side Drag right now.

- JR

duh!?? i forgot about pandora...good suggestion.

Hello darlin....and other audiophiles...

"John B" wrote in message
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they are Arum Cantus speakers, Adcom amp and pre amp....a small not so
powerful system but ideally suited for my listening environment.....

john

no way should the displacement be that great on those woofers......even 3/4
inch would scare me on my Klipschs, and they have 12 in woofers....At any
rate, the Adcom should have some sort of a bass filter to moderate very low
bass, but it is odd that only the one CD copy gives you an issue. Good luck
on your quest, John.
Tom

Hello darlin....and other audiophiles...

Tom Littleton wrote:
"jeff" wrote in message
. ..
... speaking of which, where's
aruhdean??

jeff

if Snedeker is to be believed, he's working phone banks for the Tarkanian
campaign in Nevada.
Tom

G

Hello darlin....and other audiophiles...

On Jan 16, 3:16*pm, jeff wrote:

[Jesse Winchester]

he's new to me john, so can't give any good idea of what to get. from
what i have heard, i doubt there is a bad cd. the last one is getting
good reviews. *he's an old guy, *called one of the best of the "unknown"
singer-songwriters.

Jesse is an old favorite of mine. While I normally don't recommend
"best of" CD's, in his case the best of released in 1989 is a really
good look at the man's body of work.

Beyond his music, his life is interesting. One of the reasons he's
"unknown" is because he fled to Canuckistan when he was drafted, so he
was unable to tour in the U.S. until later in his career.

Chuck Vance